Bob Golic

All right, my silver and black faithful, we are back together once again, this time for the 87th episode of Silver and Black Flashback.

On this episode, we are turning the clock back to remember one of professional football's toughest and most colorful defensive linemen, a hometown hero in Cleveland who later brought his strength, experience, and unmistakable personality to the Los Angeles Raiders.

His name is Bob Golick.

Before he became a three-time Pro Bowl nose tackle, and before joining the Silver and Black, and before he became a familiar face on television and radio, Bob Golick was a Cleveland kid raised in a family where football was more than a weekend pastime.

It was practically a family business.

Robert Perry Golick was born on October 26, 1957, in Cleveland, Ohio, to Catherine and Louis Robert Golick.

Those workouts helped develop the strength, balance, leverage, and determination that would eventually make him an outstanding nose tackle.

But first, there was St. Joseph High School in Cleveland.

That guy was the, in, in Saved by the Bell: New Class, that was their guy that ran the college dorm.

That was not Mike Rogers.

Yes, it was.

It was a football player.

It was not Mike.

Uh, uh, not Mike.

Bob Golic is the guy's real name.

Golic.

Well, it was very weird, this-

Well, you had the college years with Bob Golic.

But you also had the summer.

You had the beach-

Ogre just died last year, too.

RIP this year.

So Mike Rogers is played by Bob Golick, who was a legitimate NFL football player.

Played on the Patriots at one point.

So I need to see if they have like a Bob Golick Patriots card.

There has to be one that exists somewhere.

Get the jersey.

The underwear scene was equal to Tim Allen with no shirt on.